On these last days I took fewer photos; it just happened that way. I focused more on being with my friends which was important. Thursday, we picked up Pastor Annette Smith and went out for lunch. Pastor Annette had … Continue reading →
Our next stop was the lighthouse home owned by my hosts’ family members, Sandra and Mike. I had waited so long to see this place other than in photos. This day I’d actually see it in real life. I … Continue reading →
Each day of my vacation offered new things to do. This was the day I’d arranged to spend with my friend Deb from Lunenburg to spend time with her, then to have lunch at their home. That morning, Deb picked … Continue reading →
On the first morning in Bridgewater, I walked in the neighbourhood. Many homes there have lovely painted front doors, which feels like a welcome. Some are elegant, others are more simple, but pretty nonetheless. And some simply elegant homes as … Continue reading →
World Storytelling Emblem Stories have been told around campfires, around kitchen tables, and in circles of friends for as long as people gathered. Imagine yourself in one of those places, sharing a story of adventure, family fun, or … Continue reading →
One of the early pieces of education I received as a writer is that one must first be a reader. If I’m writing creative nonfiction, I need to read other work in that genre. If I’m writing poetry, I … Continue reading →
Deacon Sherry Coman wrote about storytelling in the August edition of Canada Lutheran. She states how the Apostle Paul and deacon Stephen recounted the history of the Israelites and through the days of Jesus. In my read through the … Continue reading →
A friend and I attended the Fibre Arts Festival on Saturday May 17th in Waterloo, Ontario. I looked forward to seeing works of art in various colours and fibres. I was not disappointed. The unique giant Quilt of Belonging captured … Continue reading →
